Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 49, Number 32, Jasper, Dubois County, 19 April 1907 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER.

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or and t ho pace ho will sot will 1)0 warm enough to please the bort of Ym. There is another dark horse in grooming. "Bomar" and he has run liks a seared wild cat and if he gets in good condition will give th rest of the bunch a run for their money. All done! Everybody in!

Wave the flag! Give us " 1 ankee

foodie," then "The

in hind Me. and let em

M-Married Thursday April

at the Clerk's office by Justice F

L Hotz Isaac A Hard n to Emma Taber. Uth of Dubois. Ind Court Bailiff .Jim Whitten witnessed the ceremony, Our best wishes to the newly married couple. Knofel Line not Guilty.

The Jury in t State of Indiana

Over ork Weakens ' N our Kidneys. 9k.

rnhtJlthv KUn.vs Make Impure Blood.

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All the blood in yc your kidneys once e ft -,

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April 1 o V ! kidney trouble.

M through

The k'dneys are your Wood purifier, they filter cut the warte or Impuritt, m the blood.

it tney are sick of order. the fi

their work. Pains, che.s ant i heu rutism Cime frorr. eiress cf urur. acid in the bbod. due to neglected ises quick cr urr'eady kes one (eel as though ie. becaure the heart is ;rrpmg thick, kidneygh veins and arteries.

SOMETHING

NEW It

Knolel Line minder of Chus

Swamp-Root, the great kk

re-

Hon I i n el Sweeney lows the First Bugle in tiie Judicial Race of 1908 A Lage String of Fine Thoroughbred Osse? Are Entered and it will b i Lively From The Jump. On Saturday. April lo, h 7 the County Central Committee was called together by Chairman Mike Sweeney. Eight members absent. v;z Columbia 2. Harbison 2. Ma ion and Jefferson 1 A 2. Jackson 2. Patoka 3, and Cass 2. Hon. W. E. Cox addressed the Committee on the primary law. I lerk Huther introduced the following lesolution: Resolved: That it is the sense of this committee, that Dubois County -hall not present a candidate for Joint Representative between this and Pike county to be voted for at the general election in iiJ8. and that said office is conceded to Pik. Co.. which passed Rats! It was stolen once, why not again ? That resolution reminds us ..f the thief -aught with the .boodle and who desires to return it to avoid prosecution. Preeinct committeeman Hon. John Peter Huther then introduced the following resolution by request: " hereas the Legislature having passed a primary election law. now therefore in the interest of harmony and with a view of giving all democrats a fair ami square deal in the selection of their candidates the comittee extends to the Democratic Central Comraitte of Pike Co. an invitation to meet this committee in joint sess'on at Winslo.v Ind., at a date not later than July 1st. 19.:7 for the purpose of formulating such rules and regulations as are necessary to give a fair and just selection of the various candidates fo- Judic'al and Representative purposes between Dub is and Pike Counties. This was discussed by earn W, A. Traylor, Leroy Cave. J. L. Brett. J E McFall. J P Huther W.E. Cox. R ML rStem, et al. and adopted Senator Mi;b irn move! "That the Republicans of the county, tie invited to hold a primary election as i?ud down by the aw" which carried. Moved that n i dato for next primary be fixed this time bul to defer this action until after the meeting with Pike Coin the Judicial race the old reliable war bOM "Gene" will be a -tarter and the nag that lordhim down the stretch will have to be going some. "Little Dick" is also j?oing to be at the post when the bugle blows and as he has never made a practice of letting the grass grow under his feet those who don't want a rear view of Dfcfc as he goes past the home pate had better take passage in a cyclone. We understand that the old time favorite- "John Lawrence" the 'erstwhile rural Statesman will also be at the po ;t ready to do battle for the priz ?. John L. used to be a spinter of remarkable ability but has been ret ind for some years, and whether he can recover his old time form remains to be seen. The dark horse "Leo'' from across the creek it is supposed will be doing something while the rest of the bunch are stre ching their necks for the home wire Leo has been an excellent Jumj-

urned a verdict of not guilty

The case um-; submitted to the jury at 1:30 P M. Tuesday and they deliberated unti 9 P. returning the above verdict The verdict was a great surprise as the state na 1 made out a fair catena I a couvL-'ion WM expected. Knofel Line left for his home Wednesday morning. A Washington item say-;: "Vice president Fairbanks is entertaining much more liberally

and frequently than formerly,

and has emploved a chef

takes recedence as a buyer with the market people of even the Whit House chef. Busy bodies say his expense of living has suddenly iumped from a rate of 2U.fMU to 1oooh." From the above i; must be

plain that Mr. Fairbanks has an

acta vlv;

: 1 nr Mil take V V' Kll : " fy

...ill II. m.' f SM-ftmp-Koot. iso panphiet telling ycu hew to find reu have kidney or bladder trouble. n this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer 5inghl.-nun. N. Y.

Don m-pnv Miftake, bul WMM ' ' t . w hwh'mi Root, Pr KiittiiirV BaaM ."--t nnl the addree. Piiufham-j tOR. N. '. ., wm '. erv bottle.

A HYGENIC KITCHEN CABINET Made of Metal. Enameled Inside and out. Thoroughly sanitary. Recommended by all Boards of Health. A thing of beauty. Kasily cleaned. Can be washed and scalded, then put out in the sun and aired, without the least warping or twisting. No swelling of drawers. Mouse and vermine proof. Pure food from a pure cabinet. Do not

confuse this with the ioned wood cabinet.

harbor for disease erms and mi crobes, taking up and retaining taints from impure foods, while the HYGENIC is absolutely impel vious to all of them.

old fashOne is a

ml 3B - ivfifiH ipa si

Rascal ty

Roosevelt!

In his letter to Harri man the

...v, I president said: "You and I are vv no . . . ,, . .

nwin ineii. a piuciivui man did :ur. Ii losevelt think the financial and corporation magnates w ere filling up his campaign chest in an emergency without expecting anything in return? Is that tneir hubit? Or is it usual for campaign fund

income large enough to give him flvter lt exact' or lor me -JvZJXiJ: iJ 7u it doctors to give improper promises

else he has mighty good credit at the butchers' an i bakers.'

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Come and see us, if you need aoythirg in Furniture. Carpets $

Rugs, Curtains. We are showing the largest line of Folding T Beds, Iron Beds, Bed room Suites, Side Boards, Buffets and rock . ers to be seen in the city The season is beginning to open and

we are prepared to furnish the quality and make the prices

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J NO. STENHAUSER

NORTH MAIN ST.

JASPER. INDIANA.

Boston Herald

And as a "practical man" did not Mr. Roosevelt know that ev-

aii all Lx D ,rv big contributor to h.s camAiDert Jenosapnt bev- c iid he suppose that Harri man's I

For PRESIDENT

'")O.0 t jackjot was a Sunday school donation or a pray er meeting thank offering? Rats! Sic him. Terrier Roosevelt

G.P, Warner southern railway excursion

The more one thinks about t shindv now being arranged

Ohio between the Hon. Joseph

ie There is a little wolf and a litin tie rabbit in eve y man.

One wav to be unhappv is to

Benson Foraker and the equally envy .he happiness of others. Hon. William Henry Taft, the fecky man alwavs joints more one is inclined to give it -vjth nrid tohimmod ittdtmuMit

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How many things there are in

never will

can ior.

If j ou want to oblige a friend do something for him his way instead of your own wav

' So Weak? '

Kleine) Tr üble

Sapping Your Life Awaj J a h p r People Have Learned Thi- Fact.

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encouragerneni anu aiso ino

Vr:: ü:r ; vVr:r r.ri Mr; a grocery store you

ii'in :.urits arreii rairoiiiihs ., m (

and the just as Hon Albert Jehosaphat Beveridge will soon begin a like public entertainment in Indiana. it Beveridge concludes to test the question of rairbank's right to the delegation from this state to the Republican national convention he may at least force the vice president to express an opinion on something. It can be said of Mr Beveridge that he has opinions about things Most of these opinions, it is true, are wrong, but as noone except himself takes them seriously they are harmless. For his courage, at least, he may be commended. But the Hon ''hartes Warren does not s.iow either convictions or courage And besides, he is singularly lacking in grati ude H.s failure to come promptly to the defence of his friend Harriman in his unequal contest with the president of the United States is proof of this. Perhaps by forcing a tight for the delegation from this state Beveridge as one of the acknowledged friends of Roosevelt, might drive his tall rival into avowing his teeret alliance with the ").o rO.noo conspirators. The scheme is worth trying. Indeed, if Beveridge believes

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-MAÜUFACTl'RIRS OFWAGONS nc 0 RBI AGE 8. o -Anr ,eilnr tn o Agricultural Implements and Fertilizers.

neral Repairing 4 HorpeShonri

la Be IA8PER,

North Main Street.

INDIANA

LOriSTILLE.

$1.50 for the round Trip---From

Evansville Chandler Tenneson Rockiort Tell City Chrisney Dale Huntingburg

Boon vi lie Degonia Gentry v Hie Canneltoa Troy Lincoln City Ferdinand Jasper

Wm. A. Wilson. General Insurance, and Lioans. Farm Loans at 5 per cent. Jasper. Ind.

Ti i i It!i y man '-r woman DCfifM t" run l"n wtllmil ijf rnt auw. i w'ak, janifiii 1. dtrvtved, oifhrft, (Wellig be, lii-üOai Ii-, ifinry fpeltt, an I urinary iiiM.r.lers. look to IfM k 1. 1 MV fuf Um CMMH Of it all. Ke"p tlie kianyi ll anil tit&f will u you Veil. Imn Kidney IMIt -u e mki'lnyt ami k-f tboin wll. IMBW BmcIcv. .f 'Ml I'ffinsylv ania V vi'ntin. ay : 'Al r,': :nt limoa 1 liifl Htfai-k- liltuboco a'i'l in the win-

R mi.ko i i:crKsioNs. ncaiauriy in - l'ni- anI tlit-n wan x imoneaa or tha kkloaya wbtchl t'olonima rate to all point, at kf male it difficult to ffd BP r löwn ani , than n far for Um round trip; alni . I . a a . e .

M m mcvfmem Hharp iiorneaa sera ra 10 um noruo, Mmin to twirl throof fa ma), Iliad noiand Wet at alout one fare f. r tlie round depreM I and t!i- kidney Itrip, Ticket aolil the tirct mid tliird hü artwa too frcqa 'nt in art'on. Tneaday of eaefi month. Bti -Ii wan drawfl t.. DOMM Kid- j Thrre if now a rate to Branch pointH and I procured them at a druu" ,,(on' fare for th round trip unK eveI . muoved the w h-.ie troiihle! nina train of eai h BaUtrday ejnl re-

am! then- ha lieen no reeurram e of the turning uni il tirM train Monday Ti k-

;eta are also sold on Sunday at one Mm Meaatol m ,,,r ""' 0,,n', ,ri''-

Buffalo, New York

an twii

VI v I nay -t,

I 'aited State

be nam,

in's anl

likely to endanger the country, Fo-t

it is his plain duty to help thwart 'ie air nt. f..r ii . u , ; .1 .; t l.

wai ufsiii. in iiu w y eari lie j;,

io cma netter man oy doing in tllke no ,jtlier Indiana what Taft is going to do in Ohio If he fails to do what Notice lo 'out raetori.

seems to be his duty, he may as Xofka ii horaoy pirar that ti l well take his diminished head !? W4','ved I1 " ' "f auditor laj i lj j. j,. ilif tin oi Jaqier. Iuioo. oiintv, Indnu iH'ie it. i .... ...... ,. ... .. ,i. .:,i'

' iii. 'i i i . i ii, ii ' i -tin day of May, rl7 for Im MUlHtJOn ufl

an exteii-iiii of the I untir Ixinr and. - . ...

Selves fl Others see them, but lr-; in I l: koada oaid exienaion to 9AnM rAi.

A great many people see them-

FOR SHE ! A 7-room house on graded street, good pavement, well and cellar. Apply at Courier office ! .-LLMER'S

Lii'iBY AND FEED STABIL.

INDIANA.

they don't beli

they see.

Peerless. Yonder h our peerless voang o-

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i in n.iurr. To ries-? "Yea; jilted by a duke, know." Washington Herald.

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noara aa) Ilia Itmm sad Dnfl Roadi r ine loe. latet Htyle, everything at

ia aiooridfr townaliip ad coaotv, the ' I(. ,,,,, .,noea. Fre stalle, ilentyof a ie to 1 itaprove I v Kradin.'. d ainiaa an.i aartag with Sooe, - , i aatoa- town. -o .n bfiogtWO mil. and li feet in 'feniomtier f.innera it does not rest leaffth, and to le COnatlGMfad in all Iron aeeni to h'trh and feeil in my wajrot thingl agreeal.lH to the plat, plan. -ar,, ,t olnin(r livry Ma,,e. ..... Kach bid ahll ba pIU V UIlfT IIa WT9 I with a ir 1 " fret -hold or univ 'und in lb penal. . " Ban of the i.id, ooa litioMd for the en- Ever occur to you that many terina lata eon tr.n-t torn ontniction of vour sorrows are sill v sorrows

A Psrtne'thiQ Affair.

"Boffoina and hia partner arc of oi aaid imrement aa 1 for ito faithful that is sorrows that are not . . . . . .. titrf. .rtiiam-e'. f . ruht i n-ered to .

. . . . - .; : . imminent .

r. i t any an-i a i imi. Dated at .la-. er ,

tho same mind alout eve-vthing

"Well, I never 'houjrht thai either of them had a mind of hia own." Detroit Free Preas.

-n' Hh, i!J7 Kducation is a great thing, no

7. v "". "e.v- ,,f',, r- doubt, but the best housekeepers

i Kontier upy. a;.ln't ,r thoir Wnovv lr do-n out nf

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M l.nrn and Traylor, Atty-

April . ;

books. Atchison (Hobe.

Tickets on sale for last regular train, Saturday P. M . and f - - - C I f I rt , .

leKuiai Limns ouuuay n. ii going tiood ior return ; .

train leaving Louisville at G:,'() p. M , Sunday April 2&

Speeial Attractions at Theatres and Farks Base ball. St. Paul vs. Louisville. Don't miss it. A Grand opportunity to visit friends in New Albany and Louisville. Information cheerfully furnished

by Ticket agents at above named points. K. D. Stratton, J. C. Beam, Jr . Passenger Agent, A. 0. P. . Evansville. Ind. St. Louis, M

Easy Chair.

The very thinjl

vouwanl durin? e the warm weather. Also Willow Couches & all kinds of

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W t ..... . f .VI

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JOHN

ALLES